Rashida Laxmidhar
Parents Connecting
A podcast that emphasizes human connections when people starting talking! So often we go through life not hearing the deeper stories of people’s lives and all that make it up, including the good, the bad, and the ugly. We’ll showcase real life, not the highlight reel of social media and tv. You’ll hear actual stories of what 'adulting' is like so that we start normalizing the inevitable dips and peaks that are part of the human experience. I believe that when you get the full picture of someone, you truly connect, relate, and learn from one another on this beautiful path called life!
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Rashida Laxmidhar
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4. Jan 2024
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Sneak Peak: Interview with Kelly Dean, Core Rehab Expert 31.12.2022 6:03
"Common and normal are not the same."-Kelly Dean Listen in on this sneak peak where I share a few clips of my interview with Kelly Dean, founder of the Tummy Team, an international online physical therapy clinic. As a physical therapist for over 25 years, Kelly talks about what a diastasis recti is (separation of the abdominal walls), her own journey to finding out she had one, and how 47 of 50 wo...
Trailer: Connecting with Conversations 23.12.2022 3:01
Do you crave live conversations with other parents? Are you stuck researching every little topic because you're trying to figure out what other parents are doing or trying to find yourself on the path of parenthood? We'll be talking about all kinds of topics that are relevant to you, as an individual, talk to experts, and hear real stories of other parents on their parenting journey. So stop googl...
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